Rare Chrome Luger on Gunbroker

10-05-2001, 12:08 PM

Oh! My! GOD!!

Look at the lovely way the chrome presentation finnish has flowed into the DWM toggle markings and proof marks! Gosh, that's the way I like my Lugers, kind of rounded on the corners like Kimber does with their "Melt Down" treatment. This makes it a highly concealable wepon. And the grips!!!! smoooooth. I just hate that pesky sharp checkering those Germans(and swiss) used on their production pistols. Why I even allmost cut myself on a 1939 Mauser 42 onetime. I would like to see the letter of provenance, I'm sure it would be signed by such famous collectors as Hugh Benhadgood, Harold Ballsack(Harry), and Jim Bollia!

I'm going to the bank right now and cash in a CD or two to buy this Luger before you guys and gals buy it, along with the shoulder mounted "Jackalope" Trophy

Tim Canney

10-05-2001, 12:08 PM	#1
TIMOTHY CANNEY Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Here you go Marvin, via cut and paste Oh! My! GOD!! Look at the lovely way the chrome presentation finnish has flowed into the DWM toggle markings and proof marks! Gosh, that's the way I like my Lugers, kind of rounded on the corners like Kimber does with their "Melt Down" treatment. This makes it a highly concealable wepon. And the grips!!!! smoooooth. I just hate that pesky sharp checkering those Germans(and swiss) used on their production pistols. Why I even allmost cut myself on a 1939 Mauser 42 onetime. I would like to see the letter of provenance, I'm sure it would be signed by such famous collectors as Hugh Benhadgood, Harold Ballsack(Harry), and Jim Bollia! I'm going to the bank right now and cash in a CD or two to buy this Luger before you guys and gals buy it, along with the shoulder mounted "Jackalope" Trophy Tim Canney